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add surfactant to herbicide Spreader Sticker SurfactantSpray Booster is a Non Ionic Surfactant for Better Weed Control designed to make your spray applications work better. By improving spray spreading and coverage, it helps weed control products stick where theyre appliedso you get more consistent performance from the same herbicide you already trust. Increases spray effectiveness by enhancing spreading and coverage Helps sprays stick where theyre applied for better contact on leaf surfaces Non ionic

Spray Booster™ is a Non-Ionic Surfactant for Better Weed Control designed to make your spray applications work better. By improving spray spreading and coverage, it helps weed control products stick where they’re applied—so you get more consistent performance from the same herbicide you already trust.

• Increases spray effectiveness by enhancing spreading and coverage
• Helps sprays stick where they’re applied for better contact on leaf surfaces
• Non-ionic surfactant suitable for many lawn and landscape spray programs
• General-purpose adjuvant compatible with insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, PGRs, and nutrients when used according to label directions
• Highly concentrated—a 16 oz bottle makes 100+ gallons (depending on mix rate)

What it does

Many sprays bead up and roll off waxy or dusty leaf surfaces. Spray Booster™ helps your spray solution wet the leaf and spread more evenly, improving coverage and helping the application stay where it lands. That better coverage can translate into improved results—especially on hard-to-wet weeds and dense turf canopies.

How to use (mix rates)

Always read and follow your herbicide label directions first. Then add Spray Booster™ to your tank at the appropriate rate:

• Lawns: 2 tsp per gallon (or 16 oz per 100 gallons)
• Ornamentals: 1 tsp per gallon (or 8 oz per 100 gallons)

What’s inside

Spray Booster™ is a proprietary blend of alkylpolyoxethylene, glycol derivatives, humectant, and formulation aids. All ingredients are approved for use under 40 CFR 180.